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The Iraq War Vote, Revisited

NPR | By David Welna
Published March 19, 2006 at 6:00 AM MST
Iraqi children play inside the premises of the destroyed Iraqi Air Force Club. Scores of displaced people are still living among the ruins of the club once a luxurious home to the elite of former dictator Saddam Hussein's regime.
Sabah Arar/AFP/Getty Images
Iraqi children play inside the premises of the destroyed Iraqi Air Force Club. Scores of displaced people are still living among the ruins of the club once a luxurious home to the elite of former dictator Saddam Hussein's regime.

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